Fun Friday: Hanging out at the SCSU rock wall [VIDEO]
The SCSU rock climbing wall features over 2,000 square feet of climbing space that reaches 40 feet to the ceiling.
Author Archives: University Communications
WBK: UCSB goes with experience, hires former Kansas coach Henrickson
Bonnie Henrickson, who has 18 years of Division 1 college head coaching experience, including the last 11 at the University of Kansas, was introduced as the Gauchos’ coach at a press conference on Wednesday.
MnSCU Board Approves Land Swap with St. Cloud
The MnSCU Board of Trustees have approved a proposed land swap between St. Cloud State University and the city of St. Cloud.
Sauerbrei, Besel named Worthington Teachers of the Year
Worthington Daily Globe — Not one, but two teachers were named the Education Minnesota Worthington 2015 Teacher of the Year on Wednesday including alumnus Rich Besel.
SCSU alumni to contribute to art exhibit
St. Cloud State University leaders are working to showcase the artwork of the school’s alumni in a new downtown St. Cloud exhibit.
MnSCU Board approves land swap with St. Cloud
The MnSCU Board of Trustees have approved a proposed land swap between St. Cloud State University and the city of St. Cloud.
Ninth graders take second at math contest
Thirty-five seventh through 12th graders from Discovery Middle School (DMS) in Alexandria and Alexandria Area High School (AAHS) traveled to St. Cloud on Thursday, April 9 to compete in the St. Cloud State University Math Contest.
New Northland Burger King
Kansas City Star — Todd Gilbertson’s first job after graduating with a marketing degree from St. Cloud State University in 1979 was at Burger King.
SCSU President: Declining Enrollment Trend Coming to an End
The President of St. Cloud State University says they’ve turned a corner after years of declining enrollment. Earl Potter says enrollment projections indicate the three-year decline might be over.
Eat, sleep, calculate, repeat
On Thursday, April 9 Milaca School students arrived on campus at St. Cloud State University for the 2015 Math contest. Grades 7-12th participated by completing testing and attending multiple events and activities throughout the day.
